I don't have a photo of the piece I'm looking for, hoping someone can help based on description.

It's an ink drawing of a cat, likely Japanese and around 18th century. I thought it might be Matsumoto Hoji or Ito Jakuchu based on the similarity to their frog paintings. Slightly cartoony in style, very expressive face, the cat appears startled or upset and kind of looks like Grumpy Cat. There are several similar works by the same artist, but the one I'm looking for has the cat facing away, with its head turned back to look at the viewer with a frown.

I saw it in a souvenir shop a couple days ago and unfortunately didn't take a photo. Pretty certain I've seen it online, but I cannot seem to find it with Google. Hopefully I'm not mistaken about it being a classical art piece, if it was an original then I should have bought it. Thanks very much.

Edit: Continuing to search, and it is not Louis Wain, Min Zhen, Lazlo Tibay, Pan Tianshou, Oide Tōkō or Qian Shoutie. Closest style is probably Kyosai Kawanabe but the one I saw is more minimal than that. I feel like I've seen it on reddit or imgur, it would definitely seem anachronistically modern if it's indeed from the 18th/19th centuries.

So I believe my wife randomly bought this at an estate sale. There are some things written on the bottom. They say: 11/12/69. 5/6. Chris Salera. I can be wrong on the bblast name but Salera makes the most sense.

No signature or anything maybe someone knows a bit about these types of paintings in Linen

Hubby's grandparents bought this abroad in the 60s or 70s.

It's a painting about only 3 people, and no, it's not Judas and Jesus. The first two people are like kissing or something similar, but the first one is stabbing one person in the back. That person seems to be crying with a sad face (the stabbed one) (This is not the original artwork obviously, it's just a sketch from what I remember) I know it's pretty famous and old, I have seen it many times but now it's impossible for me to find it, thank you!!

Found this Maurice Utrillo painting and cannot tell if it is authentic. What type of paint is it? It’s reflective and sort of changes color as you rotate it

Found this painting from Maurice Utrillo. What is the paint type? It is reflective and kind of changes color as you rotate the picture. I can’t tell if it is authentic

Does anyone have a confirmed lead if this was done by Nick Scalisi?

Measures about 55x93 inches and I can’t find any info on the piece itself or online. Thank you !!

What is this for?

From what I remember, it looked like an old man with long grey hair flowing to the left.

He is hunched over, crouching, with one hand flat on the ground, with the other not being visible.

The perspective is about 50 degrees up from the horizontal plane in front of the man.

The background is a warm colour, yellow or orange.

Looked like an old painting.

really quick sketch follows.

it looks really cool, I'll be very grateful!

legs might be a bit off

I just found this sub through a google search, so sorry if I unwittingly break some type of rule.

I have been trying to find an art work that I remember from one of my High School English (as in literature) textbooks. If I remember correctly, it was specifically placed within the short story "Harrison Bergeron" in said textbook.

The subject was a simple face, though it was pretty abstract with a very cool, blue color palette with I think some teals, purples, etc. I remember it being very geometric with a lot of circle, oval shapes -- I seem to remember the mouth being a large, long oval close to the bottom of the work. Honestly, I'm not sure if it was a painting or if it was like early digital art or something. I would guess that the textbooks were from the late 80s or early 90s. The face was rather unsettling; it looked anxious/worried. I could have sworn that the title given was "Nervosa," but I have been so far unsuccessful in finding it by that name.

I purchased it second hand and the labeling is making me think it is a background painting for animation. Any ideas are appreciated!

This is a painting at the historical society I am interning at. Her name is Gladys Morgan Richards Knight, and this is a portrait of her when she was about 20, which would have been around 1905. I’ve been looking for hours but I can not find the name of the artist anywhere. Can anyone help me identify that signature?

Hi Everyone,

My parents have a painting that it's been gifted by a friend few years ago. The signature says "Svabic '83" and after a bit of research it I'm sure this comes from Marc Svabic.

Although I know who is the artist from the signature, I cannot find any informations about him. He seems to have been active between '77 and 2000 but that's from people selling his paintings online, but apart from that, zero informations.

I'm wondering if maybe here there is someone that may have some information or maybe bought a painting from him. Maybe is just an artist name and not his real name?

Please, I'm very curious to know.

Thank you in Advance!!

Tall ask but it's driving me nuts I need to find it.

-Its a painting of an old noble looking king holding a gold chalice, he's looking to the right side of the painting sitting in a throne.

-Its very reminiscent of King Theoden from the Lord of the Rings when he was under Grima's spell.

-I believe it was based on a poem where the king throws his gold chalice into the sea after his wife dies, i don't know the poem name either though sorry!

-Its kind of pre Raphaelite in style but I'm probably wrong about that exact art style, but you get the vibe.

TIA